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“The fighting for our positions south of the canal and
southwest of La Bassee continues. Part of the short trench
1 W ATTACK FAILS TO MAKE “1le OPEN-
fl ” . .
Glassfiied Ads. -—-To Let, mo in RUSSIAN muss. A 31 P EXTRA SPECIAL A at "
For Salg? Emilie” and .. g .7 (Continued from First Page.) Clover Milk 3 canFLpUR AT COST ‘ \ 2‘
lavas uglhrilled by the usual Sunna) minors that 10 Rolls Toilet Paper. '18;IiiIZIZIZIIZCILIIIZIIIiI 1 .‘ .
PrOfeSSi’onal cards’ and Zeppelin? were on their way to the British capital. Also BCSt Butter, 3 pound 1’- -- ----- - 1‘ -------- - -------- ' ‘3‘ ¢~ I
Omscenaneous there has been complete absence of any naval news Iona Tomatoes, 3 cans for. . . . . .................... , .
. . ' ' , . _ 1,11 . . . ,
LAssmuvertisementsonthispsge, Twenty-Five WordsorLess 25¢ BERLIN’ “bps: by Wireless telegraph-V ‘0 Londm" THIE GREAT A. & P. TEA C0. .
Three Times, 600. Each Additional word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Biscit- - 2‘55 “KT,“ “‘ a” Warm?“ "“5 “ML"? lg” 124 WASHINGTON ST 1
out an 0 cm statement out eprogress oft e giting,‘ ' . ‘ ' .1 ..
face or Caps, Double Price. I which reads Telephme 909 Free MW
WANTED- TO LET- . FOR SALE taken by the enemy has been re-captured. ' e i We“. values in me Great sale“ we
'WANTED—PO‘SITIQN, 13v nacm- 'ro LET-1.1601311 up FIVE 110011 #409 casH 4- BALANCE EASY "In the Argonne we “"65th from our Opponents 21 "jifgietmsffltzg::d "" axiom G“"‘"'"d Ml" 12111..
ner Switchboard Operator Twist and ”arms”, (”mm payments buys and 8 room house 10rtion of their fortified ositions: othe wi th 1 Ha c """"""""""""" '“”'
' . 1 located Rent 1 ' 3 ' l P ’ 5e 3 e 5 14-111.. Gra Enameled Di h P 1. 1 m3, *
omcesetstfnlsrnt. Reterencs. H. M.. “reasonable. [mum at The Mar, 75 large lot. near depot. trolley, 0,1th been no change of importance in this region. us. my sue price ' fl" Ego-8.2;: JaWNW Bread 30m: V the .
Car . I . v _ .................................. soul! ‘
° .. ’8 1‘ Washington street. . 48 3t :gggfgéis'sfitf'éflhr “‘53:“; “On the East Prussian frontier, southwest of the ,251: Wright’s silver Cream. Bottle,17¢ Medium size Japanned Bread M.
WANTED .. ABLE~BODTED MEN, To LET Two 1 1110113 FURNISH ' . ' Plain of the Lakes, and in Poland, on the right bank of 8125 c099». nickls plated Tea Kettles! value. 55c ...... '3. ...... 1111
800d eye-sight, for firemen and brake- ed rooms to rent. 45 West street. FOR SALE—A RARE OPPORTUN- the‘VistIula. there have been a few unimportant and for us 1.‘I.b ........ i1” .hI .......... At 791:; Large size Jspanned Bread Boxes. ”1*
men. good wages. experience unnec- ‘ , 16 3t ity. Brand new 890 Visible Priniype successful engagements of local importance. Otherwise 43 2°?" " w is and” Duh“ I ue. 59" """""""""" "'
esssry. Promotion to engineer or n Oliver Typewriter tor halt price. 345. there is nothing to report from the east.” F :ficag 93.”.1 """"""""" 10°13.“ Gray Emmmd Bern“.
conductor, 8160-8200, state age, nec- TO LET ‘00.“. AGE, 6 RDOMS. A130 325 Columbia Graphaphona 310- ,- III 1’ oz: 31. varI :edICosl Hod ana1 Kettles; value, 49:: ....... “Jam
essary. Railway, care Sentinel. improvements, central location. For The Bazaar, 76 Washington St. (8 3t ' . . . . spanne 0“ 1 Vi 00: 300- Sale 450 Long Handle Steel Snow Show
{18-15-22 price and particulars J M Layton & PETROGRAD, Feb. 8,—Hard fighting continues in Price ........................ .191; Gale 9”“
WANTED -— REFINED ELDERLY»
lady desires 2 unfurnished rooms with
kindly people. Rent monthly must be
moderate. No objection li‘ a. little
out, it 'near trolley or store, Address
Select, Box, 484, South Norwalk. 18 3t
WANTED—POSITION AS A COOK.
by a competent German woman. Can
do general housework. Best refer-
ence. Inquire at 33 Spring street.
rs 1t
WANTED—1A SALESLADY IN A
drygoods store. A. Dickerman & Son.
15 3t
WANTED—SITUATION. SPANISH-
Amerlcan War veteran, married. Per-
manent residence, porter, janitor, use
(111 at anything, 'Best references, M.
H, care Sentinel. (5 St
L
or will please return some to bank.
00., 5 Railroad Ave. to fit.
'ro Lev—8 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street, Esai Nor-
wallr. Partial improvements, rent
312.00. Inquire 61 South Main street,
or telephone 60. ' 129 it
To LET—ATTRACTIVE STORE.
20x60. Rent 320.00. 87 North Main
St. inquire on premises. .114 tr
ro LET—5 1100118 11111511 311111110
st. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tsrlov, 102
Taylor Ave. To! 1166-5, 1130, t!
LOST.
LOST —- A STRING OF GOLD
beads. Finder will please communi-
cate with 10 Bayview Ave. :8 3t
LOST—PASSBOOK N0. 170. ON
the People's Trust Company. 79 Wash.
ingion street, South 'Norwal‘k, Ct. Find.
man Jeremiah Donovan proved his
nop rovlsion for New London harbor.
,FOR SALE—HOMER PIGEONS.
great squish breeders. 81.00 per pair,
white $1.60 pair, 50 pairs or more, 50c.
per pair. Eggs for setting from Ply-
moum Rock, RhOde |Island Red, “’hlte
Leghorn. 200 egg kind be. per egg.
81.00 setting. delivered. Juniua Brown,
26 Elm Grove street. South Norwalk
til at
DONOVAN vorss son
.. one BATTLESHIP
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8,—Congress-
litith in submarines as a means of de-
iense of. by voting for one battleship.
last week. The other Connecticut
congressmen voted tor two. There is
in the river and harbor billas it comes
from the Senate,
no news FROM 6011..
COIJCHDBllll‘tz'Conn. Feb. 18.—-No de-
ilnit'c clue astto‘ ‘whether Henry Clark
Coo. Jr., the young Boston man who
the Carpathians, with successes of considerable import-
ance for the Russian troops, according to an official com-
munication issued here today. A pursuit of the Aus~
trians after their resistance had been broken at three forti—
fied poSitions near Mezolaborcz is said to have resulted in
the capture of more than 2 ,5co prisoners. The capture of
additional troops after a retreat north of Uzsok Pass also 7
is recorded. while it is stated Austrian attacks were re—
pulsed at other mountain passes.
Minor Russian victories are claimed in East Prussia
and Northern Poland. The text of the communication fol-
lows:
“On the right bank of the Vistula some of the skir-
mishes favorable to us have taken place. On a broad
front near the village of Nadroza, Cossacks attacked a1
squadron of the enemy supported by infantry, capturing
twenty Hussars.
“Our cavalry at 3 o 'clock in the morning by a bayo-
net attack dislodged the Germans from the villages of
Podlecsije and Prondy'stary, capturing a quantity of arms,
ammunition and wire.‘
5 g important Encounter took place 0}. the road‘
1
Albert F. Gehebe
' PHONE toss-2. 25 was-r wasi-imcron 61..
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PROMPT DELIVERY.
KlblleS‘ Social Whirls I
The Latest Candy Hit.
30c lb. 1 l Ename‘ware
Our Soda Business in increasing' » 1
all the time. Try a glass and Worth up to $90. .1 -:
, 25¢ EACH. "1 "
1 know the reason. _
The Norwalk Drug C0. l'l‘lie Roller 5:10 81 25:15“
5 H. A. MEAD, Mgr. Ins-112 50. Main st"- -‘ ‘7
8 N0. Main st. so. N ' ll SOUTH NORWALK. WI
United States military attaches are reported to have arriv— '
ed in Cracow to observe army operations now in prog-
ress. 1
SPECIAL SALE OF m
GRAY ‘
1.1
'GENIENA, via Paris, Feb. 8.—-A second consign-
ment of bonds, stocks and script sent here from Paris for
1" “'15“ , l1 0 del cred a successful ' safek ' ‘ ' ' r
1 - has been missing from his home for a fro Sierpcc to Rypin w ercfw 'l‘lv , l , eeping SOUP after the Germans invaded Irance “has
I LOST—LN OR LEAVING GRACE week, has been here could be learned iiigIlIit attack in the \11c1111ty In the vi age of Lrszu \vo shipped back to the French capital Saturday in a
.I 1,, “m1 House Batur day evening. plat- I today. Several persons claim to have 011 the left bank of the \ istula: 011- the Blzura and strongly guarded car. , Thc'value of the shipment ~ Wis .
lnum bar cross. set with two (“a scene. man corresponding in a general
monds. Suitable reward for return of way to C“ 5 published description. in
same to Mrs. W. E. Mathews. 40 West WW” 8““"1" and on S““"1'°"““
street, $011151. Norwaik. f :8 at the latter day in the! direction or New
‘ ‘London. It was reported to his role-
tivcs at Boston that he had been seen
at a hotel here.
Colohester is largely a farming com.
1.
'iiiscsLLanaoua
FOR' FURNITURE, HUGS, x.‘l'IOVES,I
Rawka Rivers cannonadinr,r continued on Feb. 5, but
neither adversary undertook active operations. 111 the
region of the village of Kamiony, we began an offensive
and made some little progress in spite of an obstinate
1, resistance by the enemy.
"Our artillcrv successiilly bombarded a column of
’ TGermansliwho were moving1 in the direction of Bolimow
and high cost of food. and al
estimated at between $500,000,000 and $600,000,000.
According to a Bucharest dispatch, Baron Barian, the
Austrian Foreign Minitscr, at the request of a number of ,
Hungarian Deputies who pointed, out the serious condit“
tions which prevail at. Budapest'becausc of the - scarcity _
‘so because of renewed activi?
ties of the peace party, has decided to visit Ithe Hungarian
Should your eyes have usinrmvuur~ Etc, mm" ”mm“ s ‘9 “911””;le aluinihhrsuiisifdemh 33:3! ' “13in Zeniiiiary. The infantry was compelled to, flee, ‘ capital to study the intuition. ‘ , “ ' "‘° ”’
you trouble or your gin and 9"“ t° 71’“ W9 1“" ‘ 1“” line 0‘ 2:11 ;o the town usually ’stay it was ‘ abandoning their artillen1 upon the highway. Bohemian Czechs continue their manifestations
adjusting. tool at noon: ti sou:
suit . 1
WILLIAM J. MOORE .1
omman 1
Room 0, Koolcr Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt‘s Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings,“ 0:30 to D.
N. “address—721 51h A110,, 0 to
Furniture. with prices that cannot be
beat. Come and live us a trial.
RObEN’B FURNITURE §TORE,
Phone 1864-12. ‘13 Ely Avenue.
llli'll lllllllll
said today that no one answering his
description, had been there.
Vast Forests of Alaska.
We hear much concerning the rapid
disappearance of our forests. The vast
timbered-ureuvof ibeenstern and ceno
trni portions of the. United States Is
that being transformed into 11 woodleas
“In the Carpathians hard lighting continues. our
troops broke down the enciuys resistance at three. forti-
iicd positions neari \iczolabmcz and pursued the retreating
encniy several versts taking two cannon, five machine
guns, capturing the commandant of the Third Hom ed
47 officers and 2,516 mm.
“North of Uzsok Pass. near Lutdwihko, the encmv
against the war, nothwithstanding numerous arrestsc .1 . 1
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TODAY lN WALL STREET}
w vonx Feb 8 (Wall SW
1.0: 30 a. m.)——'Ihe foreign all
was again the cause of so i .
unity in today's early stock’ni'srhsg
,‘ 4 D~ In- daily. NOT'OE OLSALE OF BRIDGE 0011mm becoming very {Mckly popu- was forced to retreat. 0111' troops occupied his trenches. vouuans a: y 11-01, s—sro the leading shares showiiig viirlabl'oo‘halmi1
1'51.” > ». COMMITTEE laced, and doubtless will never grow taking three machine guns and many prisoners story that 0. gm Inmates or the Gor- es. The feature was Bethlehsmstoslg.
b- xBldsaro requested :by the Washing- much timber again. In Alaska, which ""1" “d" “C"WS' “9"“? he” “a“ '
ton Street Bridge Construction Com- [3 61150! 0d?“ ”mm?!“- the ““1”"
mlttee tor the Itollowlng old piles and
area is estlniatod to be somewhere near . i
“The attacks of the enemy iitlioI crossed the Touk-
liolk and Beskid Passes 011 Feb 5, were repulsed with
been put to .(ilzulll because they were.
treble ‘und 1110/. all much attention,
which rose 2 points to a new high rus-
ord. ' Railroad issues. inclined;
was uddcd today the suggestion that 10"" level bl" ll30°11 recovered; 3W
30 percent of. the cntlrc'iluud. and
there is considerably more than 100,-
000,000 acres of good woodland, with
heavly losses for the enemy. who was forced into a pre-
cipitate retreat
..,,,.i;-a...- .
two other inmates might have been am Pacific moving up a point. In
buried alive while mill under the ln— "1 all: ,, d to the movament ‘0! M
Boy’s “
finance or an anaesthetic.
All piles and timber in place north
of the bridge and east of the channel
timber that is of such a value its real
worth cannot be estimated. it will
“011 the Black ’Sea our torpedo boat destroyers have
Coroner Dunn begun today 1111 in- ,
adian Pacific. which rose over a
in London in anticipation o
bombarded Choppa. The cruiser Brcslau. which has 31- . vostigution at 1111.1 suggestion Then
require years to even make any ninrlicd
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2.
SCHOOL All piles and timber in place south
SHOES
. A Shoe with ' no 811111118:
. ‘Thcreicrc «- ll CAN'T RIP
Sizes 210 7
$1 75.-
11051011
Being: «Unto-bate ~
Means being dean’s; little ahead or
the procession. Why net try CHIRO-
1111110110 no first resort nuns than ':
use “LAST RESORT.” You will not
. 7- be disappointed
81111111110111) so. 11031101111:
' It to 5 7 to 8 11.111.
. ' trick or Norwflk. hath limited and al-
‘ lowed aix months‘trom the date here-
111.111. their claims roi- settlement.
the room (let'- by the Cunard
‘ Line? on Ellison’s” 1.1m Harbor
of the bridge.
9 3.1 “
All loose piles and timber and plank
both north and south of bridge.
lAll property sold underlbids to, be
removed by May ist, 1915. .
10 per cent. must be paid at time
bid1ls aeoepted 'by the Committee,
and bounce paid before removal of
the property.
Bids received by the Secretary or
.“Commlttea up to February 15th. 1915
' A. F. BE
16-10 I Chairman.
”Ll/EN? NOTICE. -
District. of N0r1ivalk, as. Probate
Court, January 30,. A. 1)., 1915.
Estate or John W. Bell, late of Nor-
walk, in said District. deceased: . _
The Court or Probate for;i.lie Dis-
of for the creditors of saldggllstats to
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, property attested. within
said time, will be deb
ery All persons indebted to 119.1st-
tats are requested to malts immediate
payment tIIo- ,
’ which: 11. 131111.,
11-11 -15 Executrixa
LONDON 11‘ch— 58,’ 3: 07 p rim—Wal-
tsi- Hines Page. the American Am
bassador in London. today, forwarded
to the State Department at \Washlng-
‘tbrl' a room-1’ on tho Lusitania flag in-
oldsnt‘. The him...- in his report
informally reviews the elicited mic or
Saturdaymornlnguwasrsistedto
udelphlu North Ainerlcun‘
prred - a. raoov- ‘
impression on such a vast forest—Phil-
Mamms's Kiss.
This pretty child étory is from the
French:
A mother tells her little girl that be
cause she'hns been naughty she will
not kiss her (our week. ‘ Before two
days have gone by the child‘s lips 111111-
ger so for her mother's kiss that alu-
begs her not to punish her any more.
The mother says. “No, my dour.
told you that I should not kiss yohlf
and i must keep my word. "
“But. mamma. momma,” says the lit
tic? girl, “would it be breaking your
word it you should kiss me just once
tonight when I'm asleep?”
Wedding Presents. ,
Wedding presents originated in a :
jeudal tribute from the vassals to their
lord When feudalism ceased the pres
ents became voluntary. In the days of
Queen Elisabet a pair of knives or
scissors was 1 mon gii‘t- and sym-
housed the cutting or unfaithful love.
t
With a String.
~ "Momma can’t we have anything we if
’ - :T» with 31,-con51derable nhmber of wounded.
“If the Austrians had captured Turn Severin the éor- .1.
l1 1'- respondent Says. they would have had complete c‘om.
_:;mandpf Kladovo, the only place in Serbia on the Danube 1
want!" .
“Yes. my door. but be carotid and
lon’t want anything you can‘t hiiva. ’35-.- ‘ "' '
St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
. Tic That Binds. .
Wire -— I am a bundle of nerves. .
Sympathetic Husband—Well. so long
as the string doesn't break you filllil'le
all right. lny dear '-Judge.I ‘
011113.100. Féb. 11—min Chicago '00- “‘1
catamarans-41119 chicane Un— I.
ion Stock Yards. which" have been 1111- ‘
der partial More! quarantine since ”
Jan. 29. muse or 's threatened out-
break or foot and 111 iii disease 1.1112:
reopen today (or the 1111911111. ihlp-
ment or cattle. No cattle. autism.
2W
rived at Batum, fired twentv shots without result at
our destroyers manoeuvring in those waters. Aftcr two
shots from the fortress the Breslau steamed away."
-_.___.
A” LONDON, FebY ‘8. 4 :40 a. m. -—Whilc maintaining
that it 15 impossible the Admirtlay could have given a
secret order to merchant vessels to fly neutral flags, the
'Eihiqsl naval correspondent admits that it is quite natural
the Admiralty should advise merchantmen to hoise neu-
ital flags or ,take any other precautions to conceal their
identity whéii passing through submarine-infested waters
He adds that such advice doubtlcSS has been given.
PARIS, Feb. 8.‘ 5:20 a. m.-—Austrian troops have
' violated the Rumanian frontier near Turn Severin, the
Journal is informed in a dispatch from its Nish corres-
pondent: .
The Austrians are reported to have opened fire on
frontier guards who attempted to oppose their passage . '
and a furious fight followed.
Strong reinforcements came to the help .81. the Ru~
' maniacs, and after a three hours’ struggle the Austrians ~ .
are reportéd to have hoen driven back aeross: the line 1
' r
permitting communication with Ruth-11111.,
The incident, which occurpcd several days ago, has
5 cu followed up by either side, the Journal's re-
i'iport states. ' ‘ .
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MADRID via Pan's, Feb. .8, 5 :-30 a. m.——More than
100,000 persons of all slogans called yesterday at the Bel—
gin} legation here to commons «their- sympathy 161» the
5.917 gt glic people of that country. All those; who
pour in the manifestation loll cards or 'sign‘edI thciii
Huntington-1111191 1.111111 yilliolt
V;
ing its with!“ demolition one. omits
was little tangible for him to work on maintenance of the regular dlvld
(xcept reports rounded in fears of the today’s meeting of the directors.
present inmates with whom he hold :1
long talk yesterday. The New York the 613d of m: balIf be?” “if mug-W
undertaker-a who took cimrge of the Iwas mi 1111 or on °‘ 9_ POI
bodies were. to be questioned as to ,‘United States Steel.
what steps they had taken to make:
sure that life Was extinct before hur- i WALL STREET Noon. 4-3110“. W
lal \
District Attorney Francis Martin. of lug unsettled after “19 “VHF llIII
Bronx county. started an lnvsailgu.
tlon of the death of three or the in-
males in the home before the ho.
was moved to Yonkers from Union
1 port. in Bronx county. and which
were mentioned by Fred. More, the
former nurse, as havini been caused I
by him. The five other deaths occur-I
red in West Chester county. ‘ 1
It was believed that at least two
. t th bodi uld he exhumed.
o o fie II , Kresge rising four points Some
' GETS OPINION 0N . . ment shares were heavy. am I
. - STAMPlNG 1211510111- Locomotive Preteirsd breaking; . '
‘ points to its new minimum of '
Collector of Internal Revenue James board Air Line also is
. J. Walsh. Saturday received a decision ma price or 36. Ron
relative to thorsconsignmentottréiglit some minor issues gaining
shipped 111111111 country and the neces- points. . I . . ,
ally or restamping bills of hiding with-1. WM, __
the newtaxstamps. according 'toIthisII HAD NOONDAI Lllb
decision, freight that is sent to its Welfare and Housin; I fit -
original destination under a stamped Ethosltlon Meet a, tho 1.1"
- bill of 111111113, without an additional , I . “El Churn-d.
bout, to not subtract. to additional tam _ - “
-lllK‘-.- It. “‘93? Ml!!! this oriental” ‘ 0n Satiirday thirteen,
destination, the from diminution. Wraith” and 1110115111 ca; .
to another poin involving sn-addi- ot the 'Civic Depot-man. or ..
11.11.111.111; whet‘her on the ordol“ 111 With"- Esther“ mi 11 , y.
luncheon 111010 Hotel,» {lilo 1 v,
the original shipper or the nominal! 11. $.11 Rastall. who 1 . _ _~ I
new bill of. isdir‘ig must be mods out wink of m, Expodlu‘ wdsi in”
and stamped. ed by ’lra' T. Chapma .. ‘
When ashlpmontlsspllt sitar rmh- »
'3.—
Meanyhlle. various special
,put forward or substantia
o...”
C
committees. At the ill ..
a general discusilon to Id;
Tho-e Who were mt
spilt mm be “08 {W on
'mrtbsrstamps.s Titanium”,
note iytolorslsnlhlllm 1111,“ m.-
Norwalk Chronicler